Khusravān-i Shāhnāmah

This scholarly work titled Khusravān-i Shāhnāmah by Mahdīyah Ḥaydarī Zād Kirātī offers a detailed examination of the kings and rulers depicted in Firdawsī's epic masterpiece. The text explores the lives and governance of Iranian monarchs ranging from the mythical era to historical periods, with specific attention given to figures such as Jamshīd, Farīdūn, and Manūchihr. By analyzing the intersection of mythology, ethics, and political power, the author illuminates the role of these sovereigns in shaping the cultural and national identity of Īrān. The book provides critical insights into the concepts of divine glory and justice as presented in classical Persian poetry.